We are highly specialized in manufacturing custom circular knives and circular rotary blades per sample and drawing. If you need your knives manufactured to your exact requirements, please contact us now get to a free quote. If you have a drawing, sketch or written specifications for the blade you need, please let us know.

Please check below some of the circular knives and circular blades that we regularly manufacture.

If you don't see here what you are looking for, please note that we have more standard size knives and blades available from stock not listed here and can be shipped out to our customers worldwide.

There are many advantages of using circular blades:

• More efficient to cut through materials:
  Circular blades can make a cleaner cut and requires less energy than straight blades when cutting through materials.
  
  
• Produce less waste than other types of blades:
  A circular blade leaves a smaller opening than a straight blade, allowing less material to be lost during the cutting process.
  
  
• Easier to control (more stability):
  It is easier to control a circular blade because it only needs to be rotated to the desired speed and then used to cut through the material. And it is a lot easier than using a saw or a knife, which can be very difficult to control.
  
  
• Safer to use (fewer cuts or injuries):
  Circular blades are not as sharp and are not as pointy as other blades, which means that they are less likely to cause cuts or punctures.

• Cutting:
  The manufacturing process for these blades begins with cutting the desired shape from a metal sheet. This process is typically done with a CNC machine.
  
  
• Heating:
  Next, the blade is put through a process called heat treating that involves heating to a very high temperature and cooling rapidly to harden the steel and make it stronger.
  
  
• Brazing:
  An optional process that is used for welding small pieces of metal to the toothed circular blades.
  
  
• Sharpening:
  Once the desired shape of the blade has been obtained, it must be sharpened to remove any imperfections. And to create the bevel, which is the blade's sharp edge. Finally, a grinding process is used to refine the blade's edge and make it even sharper.
  
  
• Coating:
  The blade tips can also be coated with different materials to help improve resistance to wear or corrosion.